Archive · Blog · 13 September 2023
A thank you to
Regensburg University Hospital.
Appreciation is often hard to put into words — and still worth showing. This post is a thank you to the teams of the ENT wards at Regensburg University Hospital (UKR).
AuthorMatthias EgerCertified Manager for Applied AI Transformation (IHK)2022: A projector for further training.
To support the continuous training and education of the ward teams, in 2022 I handed over a projector together with a screen. The gift is meant to help the dedicated teams at Regensburg University Hospital broaden their knowledge and refine work that is already excellent.
2023: A coffee machine for the short breaks.
In 2023 a coffee machine followed — a symbol for short breaks and moments of calm in a hectic working day. Coffee, often called an “elixir of life”, offers a brief time out and is a reminder of the small joys of life. In a setting where the teams often work under high pressure, that coffee is far more than a drink: it is a moment to pause and enjoy.
Small gestures, real gratitude.
Appreciation and recognition can often be shown through small gestures. They are not only gifts — they are signs of gratitude.
May we all be inspired to recognise and honour those who bring light in our darkest hours.
Thank you very much for this opportunity.
Photos: Dettenhofer, Regensburg University Hospital.
Who stands behind this post.
18 years of practice, a business of my own — and now and then a thank you to the right people.